UC Browser Launches In-app UC March Millionaire Campaign to Celebrate Holi with its Users
- Users can win prizes by signing in & completing easy tasks on UC Browser
- UC Users can enjoy fun games, rich content, unlimited bonus and more
New Delhi: As part of its localization strategy, UC Browser, world’s No.1 third-party mobile browser and a content platform from Alibaba Innovation Initiatives Business Group, has launched an in-app UC March Millionaire campaign to celebrate Holi with its vast user base of 130 million MAUs. During the month-long campaign starting March 1st 2020, UC users can design unique and customized Holi greeting cards to share with family and friends.
The 30-Day UC March Millionaire campaign is dedicated to UC's valuable users with various prizes worth 30 million rupees, including free Haier air conditioners, motorcycles, smartphones, Paytm coupons and more. UC users can sign in and complete few simple tasks like inviting their friends to the campaign, reading UC News, storing their favorite online entertainment content in UC Drive, following UC Cricket etc. and win prizes everyday. The tasks in the campaign will be different in each phase and each participant will have a chance to win prizes daily. Users who participate and complete the assigned tasks regularly for 10 or 30 days stand a chance to win mega prizes on March 30th.
Commenting on the campaign, Mr. Huaiyuan Yang, Vice President, UC Web Global Business said, “The beauty of India lies in its culture, festivals and community. With campaigns like these, we aim to reinforce our localization strategy in India to connect more with our users and provide them with content that they can use and will add value to their day-to-day browsing. Engaging with our users’ needs and interests have always been UC's top priority.”
Over the last few quarters, UC Browser has emerged as one of the most preferred platforms for fast-downloading and mobile data saving, as well as engaging and trendy content. It has registered 1.1 billion user downloads worldwide (excluding China), with half of its global installs from India.
